Habitat: Home New York City premiered just over a year ago. What are Habitat: Home artists up to now? Featured Artist Update from: Dionne McClain-Freeney, Composer & Habitat: Home Co-Organizer Recently, I taught a technical workshop called “Getting Your Gospel Groove on” for MAESTRA; have written for Oklahoma University of Science & The Arts, UC … Read More
Habitat: Home New York City premiered just over a year ago. What are Habitat: Home artists up to now? Featured Artist Update from: Esteban Suero aka EROS, Singer-Songwriter I’m very happy to share an exciting personal announcement with you: I just launched a crowdfunding campaign, which is raising funds to record my debut album with Producer … Read More
Habitat: Home New York City premiered one year ago this fall. What are Habitat: Home artists up to now? Featured Artist Update from: Melisa Tien, Writer I’m part of an anthology of plays called Theater Artists Making Theatre With No Theater. Written in Spring 2020, published in Fall 2020. Last time I checked (yesterday) it … Read More
Habitat: Home New York City premiered one year ago this fall. What are Habitat: Home artists up to now? Featured Artist Update from: Danielle Buonaiuto, Singer & Arts Administrator With more time to focus on the advocacy parts of my practice, I’ve been finding ways to share what I know and create opportunities to learn … Read More
Habitat: Home New York City premiered one year ago this fall. What are Habitat: Home artists up to now? Featured Artist Update from: Joseph N. Rubinstein, Composer Joe Rubinstein’s opera “House of Legendary” was awarded a 2019 Repertoire Development Grant from Opera America. The piece is in development with The American Opera Project and The Seagle Music … Read More
Habitat: Home New York City premiered one year ago this fall. What are Habitat: Home artists up to now? Featured Artist Update from: Jinhee Han, Composer I can’t believe it’s already been a year since I’ve joined in the Habitat: Home Community, which encouraged me to think about where I am, and to inspire me … Read More
It’s clear that Americans and our planet are in deep distress. While we’re experiencing soaring rates of violence, hate crimes, and natural disasters, talking about our upset and possible solutions in political arenas and on social media has caused the divides in our country to get even deeper. So let’s harness the power of art.
